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Weekend question!
So I was watching a YouTube video the other day and the YouTuber went on a day trip from the UK to Spain!
For me in Tokyo the closest country would be South Korea but still about 2 hours.
So… what is the shortest international trip you can take from where you live? Could you do a day trip?
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I would say Jamaica, you could catch a morning flight in and an evening flight home. It’s about a two hour flight from Atlanta to Montego Bay.
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From Spore, we can go to Johor Bahru (one of the nearest Malaysia city) by bus, 1 hour. Or go to Batam & Bintan island (Indonesia) by ferry, 1 hour too. Totally can be done in a day trip although I always prefer to stay at least 1 night 😊
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We hear a lot of varying reports on how different airlines treat passengers with disabilities. Some are great and some are definitely NOT great. Today though, let’s focus on the positives. Do you have any amazing experiences flying with a particular airline that you’d be willing to share? Which airline have you found was the best for you as a…
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I’m a wheelchair user and we flew from Heathrow to Singapore, stayed there a few days then on to Sydney with Singapore Air and they were amazing. The crew were incredibly helpful to me and my 2 assistants getting me down the aisle firstly to get me to my seat and then getting the 1 assistant from Economy Class to me in Business Class to go to…
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In my experience it’s a combination of the airline and airport crew. I will never forget arriving in Iceland where both the Iceland air staff and the airport staff made an excellent effort. The vehicle that took disabled passengers to the terminal actually had a mechanism that detached the cabin and deposited us on the sidewalk so we did not…
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